On Oct 29, 2007, at 6:19 PM, DaveG wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks to Karl for an awesome plugin. I've just started
using it
and am going to most likely standardize to clueTip for popover use
across all our websites. Dave, I have to say I'm impressed with your
dedication to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks to Karl for an awesome plugin. I've just started using it
and am going to most likely standardize to clueTip for popover use
across all our websites. Dave, I have to say I'm impressed with your
dedication to debugging clueTip ;)
Thank Karl, he's the one w
Many thanks to Karl for an awesome plugin. I've just started using it
and am going to most likely standardize to clueTip for popover use
across all our websites. Dave, I have to say I'm impressed with your
dedication to debugging clueTip ;)
On Oct 27, 3:12 pm, DaveG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
thanks a lot for all the work, Dave! I wanted to reply so you don't
think I'm ignoring you. I've been at conferences all week, out of
town, so my time to spend on any of this stuff has been quite
limited. I will try to dig into it and have some sort of fix in place
by the end of the coming
DaveG wrote:
Okay, I have a little more, and now it's more important :) Due to the
positioning issues I was having I switched to use bottomTop. This works
fine, *except* when the target element is close to the right side. In
this case the hint gets pushed horizontally out to the center of th
There *seems* to be a pattern where the elements are floated, it causes
the problem -- I'm not 100% sure of this though.
The problem is odd in that there seems to be a relationship between
where the hint last appeared, and where it is displayed for a subsequent
element.
There are some el
Using 0.9.2.1, this line is the problem:
if (tipAttribute == $this.attr('href')) {
return false;
}
Problem is that both tipAttribute and $this.attr('href') are undefined,
returning false, which seems to prevent the anchor inside the triggered
div from firing.
Here's my workaround
If you have an anchor inside a div (or some other element, LI for
example), and you put a hint on the div, then the anchor stops
forwarding to the href -- onclick handlers fire okay, but the link does
not get followed when the user clicks.
Is there an option I've mis-set, or something I need
And another buglet. In my implementation, for some reason, the bl.gif is
not positioned correctly (ie, the bl corner is not visible/round, and
it's squared off) -- this is across all browsers. I'm basically using
the standard clueTip, with the rounded theme. However, removing the line:
$c
Karl Swedberg wrote:
thanks, Dave. You're right about that. Problem is, I'm not sure how to
deal with it. I'm afraid I was too stingy with the DIVs when I decided
on the HTML structure. The rounded-corner theme was an afterthought that
I kind of shoe-horned into what was there.
Guess that ex
thanks, Dave. You're right about that. Problem is, I'm not sure how
to deal with it. I'm afraid I was too stingy with the DIVs when I
decided on the HTML structure. The rounded-corner theme was an
afterthought that I kind of shoe-horned into what was there. My only
advice for now is to not
Under the possible bugs category:
When using the parameters below, the title element gets hidden, which
hides the tr.gif element, cutting off the tr corner.
titleAttribute:'title',
splitTitle:'|',
showTitle: false,
dropShadow: false,
cluetipClass: 'rounded'
~ ~ Dave
Sorry Karl, I'm not explaining my self very well.
I want the close link to appear in the body of the page that is
called. The reason being that I don't want to have to set the width of
the cluetip as I have pages of different width that I want to call. I
don't want to see any background or band a
Hi again,
You shouldn't have to lose that ability just because you're not
including a title attribute. By default, the "closePosition" option
of a sticky tooltip is "top", which means the top of the tooltip's
body, not it's heading. You can also set it to "bottom" or "title",
but in your
Thanks for your feedback Karl - I'm learning something new every
minute!
I just have one more question (I hope!).
I want to call my sticky 'pop up' without the title attribute but I
then lose the ability to close my 'pop up'
How do I still get to be able to close the pop up? Can I embed some
so
So glad to hear that it worked for you! It's a shame it won't work in
quirks mode, but at least we know how to fix it. :-)
On Oct 24, 2007, at 12:03 AM, Joel S wrote:
You rock, Karl, Thanks so much! That totally did it!
I'll have to pay more attention to that in the future.
Best,
-Joel
You rock, Karl, Thanks so much! That totally did it!
I'll have to pay more attention to that in the future.
Best,
-Joel
On Oct 23, 5:06 pm, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Joel,
>
> For some reason it doesn't like the page being in quirks mode. Can
> you put it in standards mo
On Oct 22, 2007, at 4:43 AM, chrisandy wrote:
I'm getting a problem using the slideDown / toggleDown fx.
It is showing an error in IE6 and IE7 - invalid argument. I have
mentioned this in a previous message. I'm really impressed with what
you've achieved with this and I managed to grasp the b
Hi Joel,
For some reason it doesn't like the page being in quirks mode. Can
you put it in standards mode? All you need to do is add a system
identifier, so instead of this ...
you would have this ...
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";>
that should do the trick. Let me know how that
Hi Karl
I was going to post this at some point, but figured I'd tag along on
this thread.
I'm using clueTip on a page with many clueTip links inside a table,
and I'm finding that in Firefox (both OS X and XP) the clueTips aren't
repositioning from the bottom of the page -- although they work fin
Hi chrisandy,
sorry I've been out of touch. had to migrate over to a new computer
and it took a while to get Parallels installed and running. I'll try
to take a look at your page tonight and offer help if I can figure
something out for you.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.engl
I don't get that problem! I simply get an error - 'invalid argument'
2007 9:20 AM
> To: jQuery (English)
> Subject: [jQuery] Re: clueTip feedback and suggestions
>
>
> Thanks Rick but I think you must be looking at the 'pop up' that is
> working fine - when you click on 'more details' though - that's when
> it goes wrong
Thanks Rick but I think you must be looking at the 'pop up' that is
working fine - when you click on 'more details' though - that's when
it goes wrong
(English)
> Subject: [jQuery] Re: clueTip feedback and suggestions
>
>
> I'm getting a problem using the slideDown / toggleDown fx.
>
> It is showing an error in IE6 and IE7 - invalid argument. I have
> mentioned this in a previous message. I'm really impressed wit
I'm getting a problem using the slideDown / toggleDown fx.
It is showing an error in IE6 and IE7 - invalid argument. I have
mentioned this in a previous message. I'm really impressed with what
you've achieved with this and I managed to grasp the basics in a
relatively short time but this is reall
Responses below.
Karl Swedberg wrote:
5] Consider adding a top/bottom arrow pointer for use with
positionBy:'bottomTop'.
Added! :-) Already had this working, but forgot to upload the new images
and the updated css file to the server.
I see it working on the demo site -- now you just need to
David,
Thank you so much for the excellent feedback! I appreciate your
taking the time to offer suggestions and report problems. I'll
respond to the individual items below, but overall, this is really,
really helpful.
Please especially look at my response to #7, as I hate the thought of
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